New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-12
MRS. LANGTRY GRIEvED.
EoLE MAKES A MISERABLE FAILURE.
SRE sARp SICK HoEsE-sEvES RACES AND A
DEAD HEAT

rottaxe TO the racetrac yesterday afternoon, reach
ing tho course at O'Clock. Mr.. Gerhard had arrived
earlier and was awaiting her coming fmpauenuy'
Tho English beauty wore gown Of pale pnK woohep
material, and her waist was encrcled by Dig palo
blue silk sash with embroidered edges Her com
rlexion was pale enough 70 harmonic with the pale
shades Of her attire, and she seemed much moro sen-
der than when she started upon her western trip
ehe was accompanied by fair friend, and MI. Gcp-
hard escorted the two TO pleasant seats on the cuo
house piazza. where all three the defeat OF Eoie
with deep regret. The Of Eole looked even
more handsome than usual brilliant red flower 10
his button-hole giving a dash Of needd ooior " M
dark coat and contrasting with his rlch oiu"
complexion. In face and figure MT. GeDnaro 10
tremeiy comely and as he sat by the uehoa,o "ii'
ethereal looking Lily from Jersey he eenaihy az
reared far the loyeler Of the two. But aiter Eoes
shameful defeat his covered Win as sohioi'
o cloud as ON the memorable Cohey isIaii" up u,'
when the great Hindoo aloped away rom Eoo' ho
thought Eolo Of success then anu was 81 o'ei
come by the calamity that he was taken home on
to,r,n-band COACH living at full length on the top
Of the drag utterly FRUSTRATED by the disappointment
Yesterday Eole strong favorito. and MS
owner and his trainer ard Jockey George BarDoe
looked on the race already won. But Eoie suiheo
and came I'm fourth. Mr.. Gebhards regrets that Ut
was not entered for the Champion Stakes arc wasted
IL Is plain now that Eolo will always suk when carry
ing full weight If the pace Is fast With moderate
weight heavy track he Is stu likely TO WIN races
for he likes to go along easily In soft ground and VIII
then make one respectable squirt when called upon
But the days for any welsustainod struggle
at high speed with this horse. lie has become .
cunning rogue, always sure sulk and to stop when
severe pressure comes, and then nothing can MAKE
him run no matter how freely whip and spur may
be used
Frederick Cebhard is a model of manly beauty. No
wonder many feminine eye opens wide W entertain
him long and lovingly as he passes BY. 1t Is pity
that his famous cd horse has become 50 arrant
sneak and coward.
1t is now probable that the Champion Stakes to-
morrow viii be Of their greatest attraction LOT
The Bard may not rum He very sick horse on
Tuesday night. and his trainer. Higgins, was busy
all nieht with him. He had caught coo IN souie
way and suffered from terrible attack OF COLO But
even II both Troubadour and The Bard are unable TO
take part in the Champion, the Junior champion
Stases will be magnificent contest. This race VIII
be held back until the arrival Of tho o'clock train
by the Pennsylvania Raj road and the O'Clock boat
train by way of sandy Hook so as to give passengers
by those trains q chance 10 sec It,
Seven races and the decision Of dead heat maxi
tnr eight contests crowded the afternoon to excess
Tho air was and humid the attendance large aho
the betting heavy. The bookmakers got back the
money they have boon losing lately In big Jumps, iof
Eoaan was the only successful favorite. The as
gushing feature of tho day was the riding OF Freedom
I'm the Passac Stakes. Freedom has proved more
than once that he can run a fast from the taD
OF the flag. He failed to get place though, the
time was 2:O4 IL for mile and an eighth ASK
his Jockey, DOnOhuc, to explain why
Burch ridden by Garrison, was an even money
favorte for the Passac Stakes. long delay at inc
most was caused by Little Mnchs vicious antics, but
the horse ran with wonderful speed when he consented
to start. Garrison made the mistake ot wauns 100
long He did not realize what hard horse LAt',o
Mnch is to catch in the homestelcn Wheh hc MAJ MAJ
ss run I'm the last fmlong he was forced u use "hP
and spur and to ride bis hardest. SUI ne gov Up -
the last two strides, and. he said after ue race
he thought he by head. So 1t seemed 10 many
eyes in the press stand and TIE grand StahL hu'
tbe tDdgcs j. Galway. Colonel Hall and Clarence
Mcdowell decided II a dead heat This was run on
inst before the steeplechasc, tho two horses Oelhs
ON even terms In the betting on Tho run-on' "a'ri-
son repeated his bUnder and again wal'eu 700 ''us
and was beaten by length els tlnle fefhdpS nc
will learn that the only way TO beat Lt'Io Hiho"
when he is I'm a running humOr Is to 90 out WIN mn
stride by stride from fall Of the nag "a me morse
though swift a. q New-Jerscy MOSQUITO has no hca,
Carrison had a horse fast enough to do TINS OUT De
moderated Little Minors speed. The OhcIh nun
for the race 1914; for tie rnn-oH 10 20 ta
Mr. Vihcrs, who I'm the timers staAi, sS" va" ,
oil tho watches there except one made The llhe oi H
race I3I IT. Yet the ohcial uIhe ~'oP'ou a.
announccd wa. 4, C slower time of that one "aloh'
IA The track therefore wa as fa.t d. at any
lime since Monmouth Park was opened anu nun
n.tcr thai. Oh any previous day this year. iIoUo.
with his light weight cOhli uhuouo'0u'S -
the mite and an eighth of the Trenton S"Acs m
Vet he was beaten of in . :O1 L. ASK "hi'''"
DOnOhuc to eXp.aih. - A. ,.,.o,i,e
nt,h Omaha the other DAY with ten pound' Ihore
Weight Ina the saddle than he carried III me Op.'o,'
and Ome;la was second choice bnt though 'ne W. WI
cot off i'm the lead the winner tuiiied uV !" = 81.
"a - > Peucdctinc. with only % pounds up VIM
got of badly but showed speed anu Won 90 a.,
163A Omaha second rapks TO nay "'lI 80
n,rato finish a short head before Cep avn n'o" a..
f..,r, coli Dcfaulter, son of Spendttriit anu "u-
,S,ress They seemed 10 run 100 last ioi ue
1"aocb who I'm spite OF his good looks ana We COD.
Oder.e al his stable, is probaUiy aiier all -.
tuK
.tsna the pace In part OF the Journey ,,-,o,s
I,'urr MIR Iortllard has enjoyed Jew oi iV'u noS
smiles this year aud the op'Or Stered 10 be sold
Gar 81 900 He was hidden UP to s2'-O' al WIZ"
no s,ate tbis wear has been more fO0ilshS sacIi
- 40, was the Trenton. Freedom Wa an oN0h
noney favoritc IA he dserVel to te Oh MI ht t.
H,,h st,iyvesant but instead OF goine o'' WIN %
" arrior tie mace Donohuc choaed him ana almost
I,rd MS head on until he reached the last luiione,
u'Len ne TIED 10 drive him Iherc wa ilo pa o.
all for Hearty mile a. the crlnihAis on,,nr led
..ot leon fast track shovel clciiy' SuIoI -
mn IN the last two strides when lay warl got hr'ou
M lv tremendous elarts ana won INC i|o
ttd Freedom was 80 disgusted with tAe a"onh
H- - In ,rhcb he was banded that no
~,o1d not try at all when called on Oh .no
whole it wa tine most sickenlng, aDs9iu'cS ia - a,
STAKE race Of this season ana that Il 10y us ,c
deal If DonOhuc rode to ord rs. the man VINO $50 $50
,Is orle-s ought to change his head Tor rotten
,a,m,Lin immc lately he would gain sense ny tio
,hapcc Il DOnoaue rode by the blazing hslt vi hi7
, ,ided penjus-well readers may draw their own
differences But it may be suggested that lhe "diu
Island Asy has strong claim on any one VIZ;
with a colt tlat had much ahvanaSe In 'h'
weights over BralfoId as Freedom had "Ouiu uus,
the race to finish in the last iurlong when he cohu
20 out and make the pace . '.,,.. r,rcb
While at the post Tor the Passaic s'aHes b ,
was Kicked by Milton In the OFF fore!eg. aud the bo'i
va - mt Hurch was OILY cut, and no lasting
iniury was done 1t is not likely that the KICK
Affected tie result of the race at all ,,.
Garrison got cheap colt when be ooush' Eoiial
for $500 1t will take good horse TO beat MN up
Ia A mile Though couceding much weight ho won
,he fourth rare with surprising case.
That quaint oil In and-Outer Easter sunday won
,ho sc1nr race and lightly weighted Sea tOam with
aMonley Chtrlie" In the saddle WAS successful III
tle steel lcchasc. go. -,